La Bella Luna Poem by Annette Lohan

La Bella Luna

Rating: 4.8


He said
- My bella luna,
You reflect my sun.
She sighed,
Breath swept out
Inside.
A compressed tear
In her eye
Took an age
To form a diamond
And drop.
Put it in a ring,
She'll sigh.

Eyes wide blue ocean
She has no notion
How keen.
Can you bear to look
Past my cratered face?
One million and two
Asteroids broke surface here.
I wear my scars well;
Badges that tell
I have been moved.

She said
- I'll rise every night
To reflect your light.
I shall raise tides,
Illuminate the sea swell
to tell my bubbling
Cup brims over.
He offered her
His shoulder.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Poetry Hound 31 January 2006

Another beautiful one, Annette. You have the gift.

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Anthony Dalby 31 January 2006

Well, Well, Welcome Annette! I love your poetry, the celtic base to it, and the domestic intimacy mixed with the wild spaces. Thanks for your comment on the Otter's Cry. Keep writing! P.S. I love John O'Donohue's work

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